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We Might Finally Get to See the Draft Indictment Against Hillary Clinton

We are one step closer to possibly getting a look at a draft indictment against Hillary Clinton that was written up during the Whitewater scandal. On Friday, The United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit will hear oral arguments over a Freedom of Information Act request asking for The National Archives to release the records.

Attorneys for The National Archives are trying to keep the information secret because they are part of a grand jury proceedings which are typically not part of the public record, and because of Clinton’s privacy interests. Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group, is fighting for the records to be released.

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